The latest trailer showcases never-before-seen footage from the mysterious mansion that serves as the centerpiece of the psychological horror experience. More than just a setting, the estate appears to be a living entity, constantly shifting and reacting to those trapped within its walls.

In Haunted Bloodlines, players step into the shoes of a protagonist who inherits a vast mansion hidden deep within a dark forest following the sudden death of their father. What initially seems like an unexpected inheritance quickly spirals into a terrifying journey through a family history filled with dark secrets, disturbing revelations, and questions about the true nature of your bloodline.

As players explore the sprawling estate, reality begins to unravel. Hallways change, rooms rearrange themselves, and memories that do not belong to the protagonist begin surfacing. The deeper players venture into the mansion, the harder it becomes to distinguish between truth, illusion, and the influence of the house itself.

Inspired by horror classics such as P.T. and Silent Hill, while also drawing from elements of Greek mythology, Haunted Bloodlines combines psychological horror with survival mechanics. Players have no weapons and no means of fighting back, forcing them to rely on stealth, careful exploration, and quick escapes whenever danger appears.

The game also introduces several unique mechanics designed to deepen its horror experience. Players will witness tragic events that gradually affect their sanity, causing reality to become increasingly distorted. Time manipulation allows players to revisit the past, solve puzzles, and alter events that influence future encounters. In addition, a realm-switching system lets players move between the living world and a haunted reflection of reality, revealing hidden pathways while exposing them to even greater dangers.

What began as a student project has evolved into a full-scale horror title under the Horrified Triangles banner, bringing a more refined vision and expanded scope to the original concept.

Key features include stealth-focused survival gameplay, sanity-based psychological effects, time-altering puzzles, and realm-switching mechanics that uncover both hidden truths and terrifying threats lurking just beyond sight.

Players interested in experiencing the horror early can download the free demo available now on Steam.

Drawing inspiration from Isla de las Muñecas, better known as the Island of Dolls, Where Dolls Hang blends survival, crafting, exploration, and forensic investigation into a chilling experience that aims to stand apart from traditional horror games. Players will navigate wetlands, swamps, and dense forests filled with hanging dolls while searching for clues behind a series of disturbing disappearances.

Unlike many survival horror titles that focus solely on combat and escape, Where Dolls Hang introduces investigative gameplay as a core mechanic. Players will examine bodies, collect evidence, place markers at crime scenes, and document discoveries using an in-game camera. As they piece together the mystery, they will also need to survive the dangers hidden within the unnatural Forest of Dolls.

Steelkrill Studio describes the game as a blend of The Forest, Outlast, P.T., and Silent Hill. The result is an experience that combines resource gathering, crafting, and exploration with psychological horror and a forensic investigation system rarely seen in the genre.

The game’s unsettling setting is heavily inspired by Mexico’s famous Island of Dolls, but reimagines the concept as a living forest filled with dark secrets and supernatural threats. As players venture deeper into the woods, they will encounter increasingly disturbing sights while uncovering the truth behind the missing person cases that brought them there.

Survival will require more than simply avoiding danger. Players must adapt to changing weather conditions, a dynamic day-night cycle, and evolving threats that can alter how they explore, hide, and gather resources. Crafting weapons and building shelter will play an important role in staying alive as the investigation unfolds.

At the center of the story is a deeply personal mystery. While searching for answers surrounding a string of disappearances, players will also be investigating the fate of their own missing daughter, adding an emotional layer to the game’s dark narrative.

Where Dolls Hang does not currently have a release date, but the newly announced title is already shaping up to be an intriguing mix of detective work, survival mechanics, and psychological horror.

Blending third-person combat, survival horror tension, and unsettling “anomaly horror” inspirations, ANOMALITH drops players into a distorted version of Japan where mysterious “Otherworlds” and deadly creatures have begun invading reality itself. The game will launch with a Standard Edition priced at $49.99 and a Digital Deluxe Edition available for $69.99.

Set in the year 19**, ANOMALITH follows investigator Reona Minazuki, who awakens after spending ten years trapped inside a massive anomaly known as the “Sarcophagus.” Now possessing a dangerous sensitivity to the Otherworlds, Reona joins the government’s struggling Danger Zone Countermeasures Office to investigate the spreading anomalies and uncover the truth behind the warped dimensions threatening humanity.

Combat focuses on tense third-person gunplay against unpredictable enemies, with players able to finish off stunned monsters using melee attacks. The game’s environments lean heavily into psychological and liminal horror, featuring surreal locations like gravity-defying apartment complexes and endless trains that twist reality in unsettling ways. Inventory management and situational awareness also play a major role in survival.

One of ANOMALITH’s standout systems is its “Demi-Humanization System,” which allows Reona to absorb powers from anomalies and unlock a range of active and passive abilities. Players can further tailor their playstyle with a wide arsenal of weapons, attachments, artifacts, and outfit customization options.

Fashion customization appears to be another major focus, with more than 300 cosmetic items spread across nine customizable outfit categories for Reona.

Outside of combat missions, players will return to a central home base where they can interact with allies, unlock upgrades, and piece together the mystery surrounding the Otherworlds. More than 200 collectible investigation reports can also be discovered throughout the game, offering deeper lore and insight into the anomalies terrorizing the world.

ANOMALITH also brings together several notable industry talents, including scenario lead Romeo Tanaka, known for Stella of the End and Humanity Has Declined, character designer MON, and composer Yuka Kitamura, whose credits include Elden Ring, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, and Bloodborne.

Development is being handled by Winning Entertainment Group, with the game receiving a Teen rating from the ESRB.

ANOMALITH is currently available to wishlist on Steam, while PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch 2 wishlist support begins May 22.

In MAZEBOUND: Hunt, Gather, Run!, players wake up on a mysterious island with no memory of how they arrived. A massive wall blocks the horizon, while the sounds of monsters echo from deep within the maze ahead. With only cryptic notes left behind on a chalkboard, the only clear instruction is simple: enter the maze, survive, and find a way to escape.

Each run sends players into a procedurally generated maze where exploration and survival go hand-in-hand. Venturing deeper into the labyrinth means gathering valuable materials, scavenging resources, and carefully deciding what to bring back. Inventory space is limited, forcing players to think strategically about what they carry and what they leave behind.

Combat plays a major role in surviving the maze’s dangers. Players can equip up to three weapons at once, including melee and ranged options such as axes, spears, firearms, and the oddly named “boinker.” Along the way, they must also manage hunger, willpower, and other survival mechanics while facing increasingly dangerous threats.

One of the game’s unique mechanics centers around a physics-based cart system used to haul resources out of the maze. Players must carefully stack items, balance weight, and keep their cart moving efficiently while monsters close in. Crafting upgrades can improve the cart over time, even allowing players to mount weapons like a ballista for added defense during dangerous extraction runs.

The maze grows more challenging the deeper players travel, encouraging a careful balance between risk and reward. Those willing to push further may uncover more resources and clues that help unravel the mystery behind the island and the character’s missing memory.

MAZEBOUND: Hunt, Gather, Run! can be played solo or cooperatively with friends, with difficulty balancing designed to keep both approaches intense but approachable.

To celebrate the launch, Absam Studios is also hosting a limited-time leaderboard competition running until May 30. The ten fastest runs recorded in the game will earn players Steam gift cards, giving skilled survivors an extra incentive to master the maze.

MAZEBOUND: Hunt, Gather, Run! is available now on Steam for $9.99, with a 20% launch week discount currently active.

The trailer, packed with grotesque visuals, dismembered monsters, and eerie atmosphere, marks the first major showcase of ILL, Team Clout’s debut title—and the first game published under Mundfish Powerhouse, a newly formed creative label from the studio behind Atomic Heart. Designed to support rising indie devs, Powerhouse aims to give bold creators the backing they need to bring their vision to life.

Set in an isolated research fort, ILL drops players into a relentless world of body horror, mystery, and psychological dread. Drawing on experience from the world of horror cinema—including work on V/H/S/Beyond, Longlegs, IT: Welcome to Derry, and more—the developers are infusing every frame of the game with cinematic tension and grotesque detail. The result? A survival horror experience that’s not just terrifying—it’s tactile.

Enter the Fleshstorm

ILL promises to push the genre further with features like a dynamic dismemberment system, lifelike physics, and binaural audio that’ll have you checking over your shoulder with every step. Enemies behave in disturbingly human ways, reacting to your actions and environment, while the game’s physics-driven world turns every object into a potential tool—or threat.

Players will also face tough decisions about what to carry, craft, or toss in the heat of the moment. With weapon maintenance, modding, and resource management playing key roles, every encounter is a test of both skill and survival instincts.

Backed by Powerhouse, Built on Passion

The formation of Mundfish Powerhouse signals a major step forward for Mundfish as more than a developer—they’re positioning themselves as champions of the next wave of daring, boundary-pushing indie games.

“Powerhouse was created to empower daring, visionary developers by providing meaningful support where it matters most,” said Mundfish CEO Robert Bagratuni. “We’re committed to backing artists with bold, transgressive, and uncompromising creative visions — and we believe ILL is a striking example of that spirit.”

Team Clout’s Max Verehin, who’s leading development on ILL, also expressed deep gratitude for the opportunity:

“Every independent developer knows how challenging it is to bring a vision to life. Powerhouse’s support helped shape a sustainable path forward for ILL, and we’re thrilled to finally start sharing more with the community.”

Key Features of  ILL:

• Hyper-Realistic Horror

  Immerse yourself in a living nightmare, powered by atmospheric storytelling, grotesque enemy design, and disturbingly realistic visuals.

• Advanced Physics & Dismemberment

  Enemies can be shredded apart with brutal precision, while the physics engine allows the environment to react organically to your actions.

• Unpredictable Enemy AI

  Monsters behave in deeply unsettling ways, responding dynamically to your movements and decisions.

• Tactical Combat & Inventory Strategy

  Manage weapons with weighty realism, upgrade gear, and craft on the fly—or die trying.

• Hollywood-Caliber Terror

  Developed by a team with deep roots in horror cinema, ILL blends gaming with a cinematic sense of dread and drama.

ILL doesn’t have a release date just yet, but horror fans can wishlist the game now on Steam.

Ready to face what’s waiting in the dark?

Twisting corridors, collapsing rooms, and creatures you never quite see (but always feel) make up the world of Infernum, a first-person horror experience where reality is melting away and death is just the beginning.

A World on the Brink

Coming to PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S in late 2025, Dark Atlas: Infernum takes place in a crumbling version of Earth where electrical storms leave behind “Imprints” — ghostlike shells of the dead, staring into nothing. Humanity is collapsing, and something much worse is stepping into the void.

You play as a lone survivor, trapped in a surreal purgatory haunted by guilt, memory, and something known only as the Word. As your past begins to unravel, so too does reality itself—and every door you open draws you closer to what’s been buried deep inside.

The PC demo is now live on Steam, offering a chilling first taste of what’s to come.

Horror with Depth

Dark Atlas: Infernum blends stealth, survival horror, and narrative-driven exploration into a deeply atmospheric journey. This isn’t about jump scares. It’s about dread—the kind that lingers long after you’ve turned the game off.

The game is set in Álvaro Aparicio’s Saga Radiata universe, tying into the broader Dark Atlas meta-anthology. From the decaying ruins to the unnerving whispers in your ears, the entire world feels alive, cursed, and waiting for your mind to crack.

Key Features

• First-Person Psychological Survival Horror: A solitary descent into fear, blending stealth, puzzles, and narrative.

• Deeply Disturbing World: Electrical storms, spectral remnants, and a reality that’s slowly coming apart.

• Lore-Driven Universe: Part of the Dark Atlas series, based on Álvaro Aparicio’s dark fiction.

• Spanish Voice Talent: Featuring Alberto “Láudano” Martínez (Noviembre Nocturno) for a grounded and haunting performance.

• Atmospheric Soundtrack: A chilling original score that haunts every shadowed hallway.

• Exploration and Secrets: Collectables and achievements await those willing to brave the darkest corners.

Dark Atlas: Infernum launches later this year, but you can experience the beginning of the end right now with the PC demo, live on Steam. Wishlist it today on Steam and PlayStation, and prepare to confront the void.

This haunting, retro-styled indie has already turned heads — after a teaser around Halloween 2024 and a widely praised demo during Steam Next Fest, Labyrinth of the Demon King has built serious momentum. Now, the full experience is almost here, complete with a global launch and support for 11 languages including English, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, and more.

Welcome to the Labyrinth
Inspired by feudal Japan and Buddhist mythology, Labyrinth of the Demon King throws players into a terrifying, atmospheric world filled with unspeakable horrors and twisted folklore. It’s not just about survival — it’s about unraveling the mysteries of a cursed realm where every corner hides a new threat… or a potential ally.

Rendered in gorgeous low-poly PS1-style visuals, complete with authentic dithering and grimy textures, the game captures a nostalgic horror vibe while delivering modern intensity.

Fight, Die, Repeat
Combat in Labyrinth is methodical, punishing, and deeply satisfying. You’ll wield katanas, naginatas, muskets, and more against Yōkai and horrific abominations that test your reflexes and your resolve. Every victory feels earned — and every death a lesson.

Explore the labyrinthine corridors to scavenge for precious supplies, enchanted talismans, and powerful armor sets that might just give you the edge to survive one more encounter.

Trust No One, Solve Everything
The Demon King’s twisted domain is more than just combat — it’s a puzzle box of riddles and dark secrets. Mysterious NPCs offer help… or deceit. Your choices can influence your fate, and who you trust (or don’t) may determine whether you ever escape.

Labyrinth of the Demon King launches globally on May 13 at 11am EST / 8am PST / 15:00 UTC for Steam, Switch, PlayStation 4 & 5, and Xbox (store page coming soon). If you’re into dungeon crawlers with teeth, retro horror atmosphere, and no mercy gameplay, this is one you won’t want to miss.

Grab it here:
Steam | Nintendo Switch | PlayStation | Xbox: Coming Soon

A Comic Book Nightmare Brought to Life
With a bold, ‘80s-inspired comic book aesthetic, I Hate This Place throws players into a twisted world where reality bends, nightmares bleed into the waking world, and danger lurks around every corner. As Elena, you’ll fight to survive against supernatural horrors after accidentally awakening a dark, malevolent force. Outgunned and overwhelmed, you’ll need to be clever—using the environment, crafting tools, and strategically fighting to stay alive.

Expect tense gunfights, brutal melee combat, and a dynamic day-night cycle that changes how threats behave. Find and secure safehouses before nightfall, or risk being hunted in the shadows. And whatever you do… stay away from the Horned Man.

With its striking visuals, deep survival mechanics, and haunting world, I Hate This Place is shaping up to be a must-play for horror fans. Keep an eye out for more details as we get closer to launch!

In SCP: Fragmented Minds, players step into the ruins of Mars Site-113, a once-secure SCP Foundation facility that has now fallen into chaos. Deadly anomalies roam freely, reality is crumbling, and every decision could mean the difference between survival and oblivion.

A Descent Into SCP Horror
The game unfolds in the aftermath of a Near-Extinction Event on Earth. The SCP Foundation’s top-secret Mars outpost was meant to safeguard humanity’s most dangerous anomalies, but now it has become a death trap. When a response team is sent to reclaim the facility, their mission quickly spirals into a fight for survival against horrors beyond comprehension.

As players explore Site-113, they will piece together its terrifying downfall through logs, environmental clues, and survivor accounts. With every discovery, the mystery deepens, pushing them further into a reality where nothing is as it seems.

Survive, Adapt, and Fight Back
Blending stealth, puzzles, and strategic combat, SCP: Fragmented Minds offers a dynamic survival experience where players choose how to engage with their surroundings.

• Stealth & Exploration – Navigate the eerie, shifting corridors of Site-113, using tools like the PDA and multipurpose welder to hack systems, bypass security, and lay traps.
• Strategic Combat – Engage hostile SCPs with carefully planned encounters, utilizing the environment and gadgets to outsmart terrifying anomalies.
• Choice-Driven Narrative – Interact with NPCs, solve environmental puzzles, and make critical decisions that shape the journey and reveal the dark truth of the facility.

Deadly SCPs Await
Early Access introduces several SCP anomalies, including three horrifying variants of SCP-3199. From acid-spitting Scouts to the relentless charging Elders, each creature presents unique challenges that demand quick thinking and adaptation.

Players will also encounter twisted environments like flesh-covered nests and bloodstained corridors, where the line between reality and nightmare begins to blur.

A Growing SCP Experience
HST Game Studios—composed of veteran developers and SCP enthusiasts—is dedicated to creating a faithful, immersive horror experience. Collaborating with SCP community legends like Volgun, SCP Illustrated, and Forlorn Foundry, the game pays homage to the beloved universe while pushing survival horror to new depths.

Early Access is just the beginning. With three additional chapters planned, the developers will expand the game’s world, introducing iconic SCPs like SCP-058, SCP-939, and the infamous Plague Doctor, SCP-049. Future updates will also bring new mechanics such as the Wrist Device and Reality Anchors, helping players survive the ever-collapsing nightmare of Site-113.

Join the SCP Containment Effort
SCP: Fragmented Minds is available now in Early Access on Steam for $9.99 USD. Step into the chaos, uncover Site-113’s secrets, and help shape the game’s future with your feedback.

Check out the game’s roadmap on Steam for upcoming content. Join the community conversation on Discord and follow HST Game Studios on Twitter/X for the latest updates.

The anomalies are waiting—will you survive the mind-shattering horrors of Site-113?

A Mysterious Incident…
It all began on October 27, 1986, in Albuquerque, New Mexico. A VHS tape surfaced, its origins unknown, and its disturbing contents hinted at something terrifying lurking beyond our reality. Now, you’re invited to step into this otherworldly nightmare.

What Awaits in Backrooms Level X?
After a freak accident, you awaken in the Backrooms—a surreal maze where logic and reality fade. Endless corridors of yellow carpet, flickering lights, and desolate spaces create a setting brimming with dread. But you’re not alone. Terrifying entities haunt the shadows, and every sound could signal your demise. To escape, you’ll need your wits to solve puzzles, evade enemies, and uncover the truth behind this strange dimension.

Key Features

• Immersive Exploration: Navigate intricately designed levels filled with secrets and narrative depth.
• Atmospheric Horror: Haunting visuals and immersive soundscapes create an oppressive, edge-of-your-seat experience.
• Challenging Puzzles: Solve riddles and overcome obstacles that test your logic and resolve.
• Diverse Environments: Explore over 13 levels filled with unique areas, enemies, and twists that keep gameplay fresh.
• Defiant Boss Battles: Face massive bosses lurking in the shadows and use your ingenuity to survive.

Prologue Demo Coming Soon
To give players a taste of the terror, a prologue demo will be released for PC soon. This sneak peek will introduce you to the dark lore and bone-chilling gameplay you can expect in the full release. Stay tuned for more details!

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